John Kiss

Name: John Kiss
School: Molloy University ’25
Job or Internship: Internship with Molloy University’s game day operations department; also worked alongside Nationals Play-By-Play broadcaster Bob Carpenter

Through the help of The Perfect Game Foundation, I have been able to access multiple different internships throughout the sports industry. Being involved with Nationals Play-By-Play broadcaster Bob Carpenter allowed me to see a small glimpse into what it is like to be in the sports industry.

Following that, I was able to obtain an internship with my school, Molloy University, in which I was obtain an internship in the game day operations department. Without the help of The Perfect Game Foundation I would not be able to achieve what I have so far in obtaining multiple different internships and a possibility within the sports industry, I’ve been able to see how wide the reach of sports is and how appreciative so many different fans are of national and local teams.

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